Retired Australian cricketer David Warner and his wife Candice are set for a hefty payday as they prepare to offload their Sydney investment property.
The apartment has been listed with a $1.2 million to $1.32 million price guide, Raine & Horne Double Bay’s Steven Henderson told nine.com.au.
The Warners purchased the property for $975,000 in 2017. If they sell within the guide, they could pocket between $225,000 and $345,000 more than they paid almost a decade ago.
The couple have since rented out the property, which was advertised for $650 a week in 2019, before passing to another tenant in 2021 for an undisclosed figure.
The unit, which according to the listing sits alongside uninterrupted bushland, offers an “abundance of natural light” with views of the Pacific Ocean across to Malabar Headland.
Henderson said the home had recently undergone updates, including new flooring, blinds, fresh paint and improvements to the bathroom and kitchen.
It features an L-shaped living and dining area, two bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, an internal laundry off the kitchen and a lock-up garage with mezzanine storage.
Henderson, who is marketing the home alongside principal Ric Serrao, said the property had already attracted good interest, particularly from local first-home buyers.
He declined to comment on why the Warners had decided to sell.
David retired from international cricket in 2023, scoring just shy of 7000 runs at an average of 45.30, and 22 centuries in the green and gold.
Candice retired from professional ironwoman racing in 2012.
The couple, who married in 2015, share three daughters, Ivy Mae, Indi Rae and Isla Rose.
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